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Old 09-20-2011, 07:44 PM   #1
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front bag help!!!

ok for the front air bag i need a long bolt that goes through the bottom a arm right? is there a special hardwear or do i just find one that reaches and i guess i would need a big washer underneath as well???
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Old 09-20-2011, 10:01 PM   #2
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ok for the front air bag i need a long bolt that goes through the bottom a arm right? is there a special hardwear or do i just find one that reaches and i guess i would need a big washer underneath as well???
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If using factory type control arms, there's no need to bolt the bag to the bottom of the a-arm. The cup is bolted to the bag & then just sits in the a-arm like the coil did.
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Old 09-20-2011, 10:30 PM   #3
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ohh ok i get it now, makes scense thanx
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Old 09-20-2011, 10:38 PM   #4
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Re: front bag help!!!

ive got another question... i just got some ss7 in and as i was measuring trying 2 make the mounting holes and air hole for top bracket (witch i made myself) i crushed the bag so i can fit it between the arm and crossmember i noticed the bag touches the upper plate on the inside (side where engine goes) when it is deflated.. it gets lower on that side, it slants.. is this normal or is the bag suppose 2 be evenly deflated, straight up and down
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ive got another question... i just got some ss7 in and as i was measuring trying 2 make the mounting holes and air hole for top bracket (witch i made myself) i crushed the bag so i can fit it between the arm and crossmember i noticed the bag touches the upper plate on the inside (side where engine goes) when it is deflated.. it gets lower on that side, it slants.. is this normal or is the bag suppose 2 be evenly deflated, straight up and down
It's going to be compressed more on one side. It's normal w/the geometry of the 63-87 GM truck stock a-arm configuration.
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ok very good.. thanx alot
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